The video constitutes an empathic study of the visual qualities of the spring water and acoustic qualities of the Well. The video moves through dark and beautiful textures and as light is introduced to the subjects, new colours and forms emerge, the voices of those recording the images reflect their contemplation and pleasure as they gather visual treasures. The human sounds effectively map the space of the well chamber and as bathers arrive fun escalates. Human compositions provide images which are both classical and timeless and other sensory delights are on offer too.

Artist Glenn Davidson led a 'vertical studio' for the Welsh School of Architecture this year. The proposal was to re-imagine the old forgotten grade II listed thermal spring at Taffs Well, 6 miles north of Cardiff Wales. Creative physical engagement and a visual and acoustic study may invigorated ideas to develop the site.

On 22nd April 2013 the team started out from the WSA to cycle to Taffs Well where investigations and activities have resulted in the making of this video and the various design proposals. These are the first people to enjoy the tepid waters of Taffs Well thermal spring for around 60 years, an experience quoted in the past, to heal rheumatism and revitalise.